Will you attend Learning Technologies France?
On 18-19 May, this event will be held at Porte de Versailles (Hall 3) in Paris, France. Drillster is exhibiting and we would love to meet you at booth K42.
Learning Technologies France (LTF) (opens in new tab)is the leading event for workplace learning and HR in France. Over 7000 visitors and 200 exhibitors from different nationalities come together to learn, exchange and discuss information about HR, (workplace) learning, and everything related to that. The conference program consists of content-driven exhibitor seminars, workshops, live demos, and networking possibilities.
Best of all: attending is totally free. And if you register via our relations portal, you can even get nice extras, like lounge access and better seats at the conference. Click on the button below to register for free via our portal:
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Drillster colleague Dominique Saint-Remy will host a presentation on May 19th at 16.30-15.50 hours at Theater N°4. The topic is: How to enable behavioral change through adaptive learning?
A one-off (classroom) training usually consists of simple information transferring. But how do you ensure that employees really master the theory, retain this knowledge and know how to apply this correctly now, and in the future?
Drillster offers an adaptive learning solution and created the “Framework for Behavioral Change”. With this framework, you can develop effective courses that cover all from theory and awareness to behavioral change. By creative use of ‘stories’, assessment-based modules and casuistry, employees efficiently learn how to apply knowledge in a context relevant to them.
During this presentation, we will show you how to use the framework to develop a course that will effectively develop and anchor knowledge and skills, to ultimately realize behavioral change.
Register for the event (opens in new tab) and come and meet us at booth K42, or plan a meeting up front!
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